Published July 11, 2024
Hoover Fellow, Jacquelyn Schneider’s Q&A session with students delves into the complexities of addressing disinformation, emphasizing the challenges faced by the federal government in determining its role without infringing upon First Amendment rights. Further discussion highlights the benefits of learning from the different approaches taken by the Obama, Trump, and Biden administrations in terms of centralization and delegation of authority in cybersecurity matters. Ongoing debates on the nature of cyber operations, international norms, and the appropriate degrees to which the military integrates cyber capabilities into their organizations, all round out the discussion.
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